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Sinopsis

We prepared for an alien invasion.
Too bad a civilization from another planet did exactly the same.
They’ve been dead for millennia.
And they might still finish us.

After fleeing a dying Earth, humanity’s first interstellar colony ship reaches Eden at last. Eighty years in transit. One chance to begin again.

Eden is alive. Vast. Dangerous. Its surface shelters an intelligent native species, the ruins of forgotten empires, and planetary systems that refuse to behave as expected. Still, the settlers do what humans always do: they divide power, argue authority, and build fragile order from old habits.

Then a second human ship arrives.

Its crew left Earth decades later, with superior technology and bodies altered beyond recognition. Genetically engineered and mentally linked, they function as a single collective—everything the Ark’s settlers are not. Two versions of humanity now face each other on the same world.

At first, they try to coexist. But Eden has a memory. And its long-silent mechanisms are beginning to wake.

What follows is not a war between species—but between futures.

Outsphere launches an epic science-fiction saga where colonization, transhumanism, and buried alien legacies collide.

Should mankind be saved—and if so, which one?

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Acerca del autor

Guy-Roger Duvert writes science fiction that pulls readers into fully realized worlds and refuses to give easy answers.
His stories combine momentum and scale with underlying tension—where exploration leads to uncertainty, and every breakthrough carries consequences. Readers are drawn to his ability to balance high-stakes storytelling with questions that linger beyond the final page.
Outsphere, his breakout novel, became a major success in France, earning a dedicated readership for its immersive setting and unpredictable direction.
With its English-language release, Duvert introduces a wider audience to a series built for readers who want more than spectacle—stories that challenge, unsettle, and stay with you.

De la contraportada

They crossed the stars to save humanity.
What they found may end it.
On Eden, a distant and unpredictable world, the first settlers fight to build order from nothing. But the planet isn't the blank slate they were promised. It's a graveyard—littered with the remnants of a vanished civilization and systems no one understands.
Then the second ship arrives.
Stronger. Smarter. Unified.
Not enemies. Not allies.
Something else.
As Eden begins to reveal what was left behind, one question becomes impossible to ignore:
If humanity gets a second chance...why does it look so much like the first?

De la solapa interior

Humanity has always believed it would recognize its greatest threat.
In Outsphere, that assumption falls apart.
When the Ark reaches Eden after decades in deep space, its passengers expect hardship, discovery, and the challenge of starting over. Instead, they find a world already shaped by intelligence—alien, ancient, and far from dormant.
Then a second human expedition arrives.
Not just advanced, but transformed. A version of humanity designed to eliminate conflict, individuality, and uncertainty.
As two fundamentally different visions of civilization take root on the same world, Eden begins to respond.
What follows is not a simple struggle for survival, but a collision between competing ideas of what humanity should become.
Outsphere is a large-scale science fiction saga built on tension, consequence, and the cost of progress.

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